I have used the search function to no avail. I would like any info on reloads [9.3x72R] I have received my new dies {after 4 months] an would like to test fire my drilling. thank you, pilgrim

Hello
Will you be using cast or jacketed bullets?
What brand or mould?
What brass do you have?
Have you shot the S&B factory ammo in the gun?
Thanks
Mike

please see Handloader magazine #149 Jan-Feb 1991 page 21
9.3X72R by John J. Stransky
He lists both jacketed and cast loads
Smokeless and Black powder loads

You local library may have access to it

http://www.amazon.com/Handloader-Magazine-February-Issue-Number/dp/B008MPK5Z0

http://www.ebay.com/itm/Handloader-Magaz...#ht_1722wt_1139

EBAY $6.99 and no shipping charges

Mike

Remember the historical bullet is around 200 grains

http://www.bulletmountain.com/shop/sb-v332102u-9-3x72r-193-sp-2020/

or

http://www.buffaloarms.com/366_Jacketed_Bullets_it-158343.aspx?CAT=4142

There is a 3 part Article in "Waidmannsheil", one of the publications of the German Gun Collectors Assn. Reprints, should be avaliable from the home office.Since you have a drilling, you might consider joining, if you haven't already.Be sure to slug the bore.
Mike

Hi [Pilgram
Glad to see you back. I'm sure this is the same gun you where asking about in March of this year. The 9.3 is lots of fun once you have it figured out. Everything from lite loads of pistol/shotgun powder with cast bullets to 3031 in nitro proofed guns. And don't forget the black. As stated above, there is lots of info printed. You just need to see what your gun likes.